What are the photography precautions for the great migration of animals in Kenya?

Please don't take photos of local people during your trip to Kenya. Many people in Kenya still believe that the camera will take away the soul, especially in the Masai tribe, so you must ask others' permission before taking pictures. Sometimes someone will ask you for money after filming, just give a little. Photographing is absolutely forbidden near the American Embassy in Nairobi. When taking pictures in wildlife reserves, it is recommended to bring a camera suitable for quick shooting, because animals will not pose for you, and it is best to have a telephoto lens. The best photo light in Africa is in the early morning and dusk, and there will be huge vertical shadows at noon.

Kenya is a world-famous place for hunting exotic animals. In fact, you are no stranger. He is one of the shooting places of CCTV's Animal World program. Kenya is the country closest to nature in the world. In Kenya's Masai Mara Animal Reserve, from June to September, we can see millions of animals, millions of wildebeests and gazelles attacking, and we can also enjoy the "five African tyrants", elephants, lions, rhinoceroses, bison and cheetahs. In addition, flamingos, hippos, osprey, Uganda's national bird and black-faced oil monkeys often appear in front of tourists.

It is recommended to go to Kenya in August to watch the great migration of wild animals, which is absolutely spectacular, watching herds of wildebeests, zebras and buffaloes, watching lions and cheetahs hunt, and experiencing the praise of the African continent for the law of the jungle; Four people can form a group.